NLE Choppa & 41: The '41' Orchestra Mix music video is x-rated creativity

Who says you can’t get super Adult with the orchestra music playing? Turns out hip-hop artist NLE Choppa and 41 have you fully covered for their ‘Or What’ music video.

The song goes hard but getting the orchestra treatment here? Too epic. Completely lose your mind to the flex.

Move over Beethoven—NLE Choppa and 41 just redefined classical music. In the wildly entertaining new video for “Or What (Orchestra Version),” Choppa trades trap beats for timpani and X-rated lyrics for… well, still X-rated lyrics. Backed by a full chamber orchestra, gospel-style backup singers, and a hilariously overworked conductor, this new rendition of Choppa’s hit single is both a love letter to the arts and a laugh-out-loud romp. Watch it HERE. 

Draped in matching ’90s-style black leather outfits, Choppa and 41 channel old-school R&B energy, complete with gyrating choreography and smoldering stares at the camera. Meanwhile, the conductor struggles to keep his composure (and the orchestra on beat) as explicit lyrics clash with classical instrumentation. It’s the type of chaos you can’t look away from.

The original “Or What” has been a runaway success, amassing over 90 million streams and 13 million YouTube views while climbing the Billboard Hot 100 and earning the greatest gains at urban radio. Part of Choppa’s critically acclaimed Slut SZN project, the single solidifies his standing as one of today’s most versatile and boundary-pushing artists.

This year, NLE Choppa has been on an unstoppable streak. He recently celebrated 12 new RIAA-certified Gold and Platinum plaques, bringing his career total to a staggering 24 plaques. Check out event photos from his recent plaque presentation at Warner Records HERE. With over 9 billion global streams to date, the Memphis native continues to tour worldwide, including a buzz-worthy performance at Rolling Loud Thailand and is gearing up for even more music and surprises over the holidays.

Choppa’s resume doesn’t stop at music. He’s also flexed his comedic chops as the co-writer, co-director, and star of NLE Choppa Presents: The Wash, a modern, laugh-out-loud reimagining of the 2001 cult classic by Snoop Dogg & Dr. Dre. Featuring cameos from Lil Wayne, Sukihana, Ray Vaughn, and Lou Ratchet, the short film proves Choppa is as dynamic behind the camera as he is in front of it. Whether he’s breaking charts or breaking classical music conventions, NLE Choppa continues to show the world there’s nothing he can’t do. Keep an eye out for more music coming this holiday season—because Choppa isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

TaTa: It's a vulnerable flex in the wild 'Too Far Gone' music video

It’s eye-opening and self-reflection going down for TaTa these days courtesy of the fire music he puts out along with a jaw-dropping ‘Too Far Gone’ music video.

It’s a journey from the start to the final moments of his new visual. Kick back and embrace the messaging.

French Montana & 41: It's way 'Too Fun' in the new music video

Could you use some more French Montana in your life? How about getting the Brooklyn drill movement in the form of 41? It’s all about the ‘Too Fun’ music video flexing.

It’s a must-see and turn-up vibe from start to finish with Montana’s latest visual teaser alongside Kyle Richh and Jenn Carter from his new Mac & Cheese 5 album. Tap in.

French Montana delivers some visual heat with the release of the music video for "Too Fun," featuring the powerhouse trio and Brooklyn drill collective sensation "41," comprised of Kyle Richh, Jenn Carter, and Tata. The track is a standout from Montana's latest album, "Mac & Cheese 5," the fifth and final chapter of his celebrated mixtape series, which made its debut last Friday, and has just unleashed the deluxe version for fans.

In this high-energy visual, Montana and the dynamic members of 41 immerse viewers in a world of vibrant energy and drill culture. The video, shot in true New York drill fashion, showcases dynamic video effects, camera angles and edits emulating the viral signature New York genre style. "Too Fun" captures the essence of the track, with Montana and 41 vibing alongside women, indulging in the high life, partying, and flaunting their success with money. The collaboration exemplifies a fusion of Montana's seasoned artistry with the cutting-edge and new age sound of 41. Montana is seen boldly embracing the future of New York music by making the drill scene uniquely his own, with "Too Fun" becoming a testament to his ability to evolve as a leader in musical innovation.

The initial success of Mac & Cheese 5, has catapulted Montana into the new year with new hits under his belt. This follows 2023's hits like "Another One of Me" from Diddy’s The Love Album: Off the Grid featuring The Weeknd and 21 Savage, summer singles like “I Can’t Lie,”ft. Kodak Black, “Good Summer” and "Wish U Well" ft. Swae Lee alongside the chart-topping Coke Boys 6: Money Heist Edition. Beyond the realm of music, Montana's humanitarian efforts extended to projects like his 500 canoe giveback initiative in Makoko, Nigeria and his hurricane relief efforts in his home country of Morocco through a collaboration with Global Citizen, which further highlights his dedication to positive change. In the Summer of 2023 French also released his heartfelt documentary, FOR KHADIJA. As 2024 unfolds, Montana, undeterred, sets the stage for another groundbreaking year.

About French Montana:

Moroccan-born, Bronx-raised rapper, French Montana, is a 3x Grammy Award-nominated, Diamond-certified rapper, humanitarian influencer, and philanthropist, actively fighting for global healthcare efforts in Uganda as GLOBAL CITIZEN’s first-ever rap ambassador. Some artists blur genres, but French Montana blurs borders. His inimitable fusion of classic East Coast rhymes, wavy pop swagger, and international ambition elevated him to the forefront of the game on a global scale.

Over the years, French has built an indie empire with his Cocaine City imprint. Only speaking Arabic and French at a young age, his family immigrated to New York where he learned English and the language of hip-hop became a catalyst for him. He quickly embraced the culture, became enthralled with it, and began releasing the Cocaine City series of DVDs in 2002. Montana released his platinum-certified debut studio album Excuse My French in 2013, which peaked at #1 on the Hip Hop and R&B album charts. His second studio album, Jungle Rules, in 2017 peaked at number 3 on the Billboard charts and also received platinum certification. 10x platinum and Diamond certified record “Unforgettable” (Featuring Swae Lee) was the lead single of this album sparking an international dance challenge, which led French to partner with Mama Hope and Global Citizen to improve one of their hospitals in Uganda.

Kyle Richh: There's no holding back in the cinematic glowing 'Goodbye' music video

New York rap heavyweight Kyle Richh always keeps it 100 and when he’s delivering anthems like ‘Goodbye,’ it’s no surprise he delivers with a hard-hitting music video too.

It’s all types of high levels of cinematic appeal and luxury car driving with some intense storytelling. Tap in.

Fivio Foreign & 41: It's a mind-blowing flex in the 'Get Deady' music video

Need some hard-hitting New York vibes right about now? Say less. Brooklyn’s own Fivio Foreign comes through with 41 - consisting of Jenn Carter, Kyle Richh and TaTa - for their ‘Get Deady’ music video.

It’s all types of energy and fire vibes. Tap in.

41, Kyle Richh, Jenn Carter, TaTa: The 'Run That!' music video goes as hard as the single

Need a workout anthem? Look no further than keeping the ‘Run That!’ music video on repeat. You’ll definitely shake off anything and everything you consumed on Turkey Day with help courtesy of 41, Kyle Richh, Jenn Carter and TaTa.

The single goes dumb but getting a full-fledged music video, too? Epic. Get caught up and embrace the cinematic fire.